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MSL has a user friendly online platform, which gives you the ability to produce quotations, issue new policies and process bordereaux as well as offering real-time claims tracking. We call it MSL Connect, and it’s one of the reasons we were recently named as the Claims Management Team of the Year at this year’s Claims …

Amanda Woosey, Client Relationship Manager for MSL, which is part of the Drive Further collective, said the product, VSCC Assist, is a first for the Cheadle-based business and will combine their motor premier plus legal expenses insurance plus breakdown cover, which is provided by Call Assist. Amanda explained that the contract starts on 1 January …

The government’s personal injury (PI) reforms have been the dominant issue for our sector during 2017, despite that fact that the government has yet to publish a Bill. We are also still awaiting the second part of the MoJ’s PI consultation, which includes a call for evidence on credit hire. There’s no word on when …

In 2014, the Association of Personal Injury Solicitors (APIL) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) came together to create a document highlighting seven common myths about compensation. They provided evidence to the contrary to counteract popular misconceptions about the so-called compensation culture. Three years later, amid the latest round of proposed reforms to personal injury, …

We revisited the myths to see if they still hold true in the hope that the phrase ‘compensation myth’ will finally be put to bed. In last week’s article, we confirmed the myth that lawyers often drag claims on unnecessarily to keep their costs up. We argued that it would be counter intuitive for lawyers …

The amount received by each constabulary for sending law breaking motorists on speed awareness courses has increase by more than 25% in the last couple of months as police forces are being accused of milking the system. For every person an officer sends on a course the constabulary receives £45. The cash is designated by …